Drama & Public Speaking for Kids
Theatre & "U"
We help kids build confidence, teamwork, and public speaking skills through drama activities, improvisation, and hands-on stage experience, focusing on real growth instead of just performance.
Pricing Guide
Foundation Drama & Speech Term
Skill Development
- 60 to 90 minute weekly indoor sessions led by Preeti or senior faculty.
- Technical speech training using oral motor exercises like tongue pops and vibrations.
- Instruction on CROW technique (Character, Relationship, Objective, Where).
- Emotion prompts and gibberish improvisation to reduce hesitation.
Course Materials
- Usage of sensory props like scarves and balls for body language.
- Photocopies of short monologues and character worksheets.
- Verbal feedback to parents on social emotional growth.
- Certificate of completion at the end of the term.
Stage Production & Performance Program
The Rehearsal Process
- Extended training of 20 to 24 sessions focusing on script memorization and blocking.
- Mandatory technical rehearsals for stage presence and microphone handling.
- Custom written or adapted scripts ensuring every child gets a speaking role.
The Final Show
- Performance at a professional venue like Alliance Francaise or ML Bhartia.
- Rental provision of theatrical quality costumes and basic stage makeup.
- Professional stage photography and high definition video recording of the play.
- Backstage management and 2 complimentary parent passes.
About Drama & Public Speaking for Kids
Why We Do What We Do
Drama isn’t just about acting for us. It’s how kids discover themselves, learn to work with others, and find their own voice. I believe it’s a journey - not a mad dash to a perfect show. We make space for mistakes, a lot of laughter, and real growth. Confidence is built slowly, not forced.
What Happens in Our Classes
Sessions are a wild mix of energy and focus. We get kids thinking on their feet with improvisation activities for children, not just memorizing lines. CROW technique (character, relationship, objective, where) is our go-to for making up scenes. Kids learn how to show emotion - not just say it. We use melodrama, silly emotion prompts, and sometimes things get dramatic, but it’s all fun.
We push voice projection exercises and get kids moving with purpose. Posture and gestures matter as much as words. It’s not just about acting - it’s about speaking up and owning your space.
Beyond The Stage
I want kids to be comfortable in front of an audience, but more than that, I want them to be capable anywhere. Creative storytelling for kids helps with thinking and writing, not just performing. Playing different characters builds empathy and teamwork. Everyone’s part of the crew here, not just the lead.
The Big Show
We end with a real stage production. Kids get hands-on with everything - scripts, costumes, props, all of it. Rehearsals are messy, noisy, and full of support. The final show is just a celebration of how far they’ve come.
Stage fright? Happens. I never push kids to perform before they’re ready. Confidence is built, not demanded.
Meet your Expert
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My Story
Water, stage, both feel like home to me. Used to swim, started just to lose weight, but ended up winning medals with my little one cheering. Now, my kids and their friends are diving into swimming and theatre, just like I did. Watching them find their own rhythm, I get this feeling – pura legacy hai yeh (it’s a real legacy). Life’s funny, isn’t it? Full circle, always.
My Work
Skill-based English theatre for kids & teens - We run programs for ages 4-14, focusing on confidence, child development, and public speaking.
Online Teacher Training Program - We train educators to use theatre in their teaching. It’s hands-on and interactive.
Process over performance - Kids learn characters, emotions, teamwork. We don’t rush shows, we enjoy the journey.
Real-life skills through drama - Classes build problem-solving, thinking quick, expressing freely. Not just reciting lines.
Every child is different - We tailor methods for shy, introverted, or hesitant kids, helping them find their own voice.